What is the difference between exposition and interpretation?a.Exposition calls for public display of complex information and associated relationships, and interpretation calls for the adaptation of information for communication.b.Interpretation calls for public display of complex information and associated relationships, and exposition calls for the adaptation of information for communication.c.Exposition calls for the use of biased information, and interpretation calls for the display of complex information.d.Exposition calls for public management of complex information and associated relationships, and interpretation calls for the adaptation of information for communication.

Why do stories include exposition?A.It allows the tension in the story to build to a point of excitement.B.It answers important questions that are raised in the story.C.It shows what happens as a result of the story's main event.D.It provides necessary information so readers can understand the story.

What does it mean to interpret something?A.To provide an evaluation or reviewB.To find information about a topicC.To list a source of informationD.To explain or translate the meaning of something

Topic 16: Presentation of business information New words:  Verbal presentation: a presentation delivered through speech or orally.  Non-verbal presentation: the transfer of information through the use of business reports, handouts, charts, and posters with the support of visual aids.  Business reports: a key communication tool that provides an evaluation of a particular issue relating to the performance of the business.  Tables: a data structure that organises information into rows and columns.  Graphs: diagrams that show the relationship between two or more data sets or values.  Diagrams/flow charts: a simplified drawing showing a graphic presentation.  Illustrations: a picture or a drawing.  Handouts: a written summary of information dealt with in a presentation.  Transparencies: transparent and flexible pages used to place information and images.  Slides: a single page of a presentation created with software such as PowerPoint. A presentation consists of several slides.  Charts (referred to as newsprint): is used to record and visually display information that will engage and stimulate audience participation.  Audio-visual aids: devices that make use of both sound (audio) and sight (visual).  Poster: usually a large, printed sheet that contains pictures and is posted in a public place. The importance of business reports The following are the importance of business reports: • A business report aims to provide a critical analysis of how the business is performing in all business functions of the organisation. • Business reports are used to guide decision making in the business. • It allows business owners and senior management the opportunity to investigate and solve any identified issues. • Senior management relies on business reports to inform them of what each department is doing. • Business reports provide important information for management that is timely and factual. Presentations may be done verbally or non-verbally. • Verbal presentation means a presentation is delivered through speech or orally. Delivering effective verbal presentations involves what you say (verbal), how you say it with your voice (vocal), and everything the audience can see about you (visual). Rewrite the above text in afrikaans

What does the term interpretation mean in the context of studying history?A.An argument that refutes a historian’s claimsB.A method for analyzing events outside their historical contextC.A technique used to convince others to accept an argumentD.A particular historian's understanding of the pastSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which is the best example of exposition?A.Suddenly, Andrew saw the mysterious man go back into his friend's apartment.B.The next day Andrew's mother received another strange call on the telephone.C.Adventures were fun, but Andrew was relieved to have his old life back.D.Andrew and his mother lived alone on the fortieth floor of a building in Chicago.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS